Richmond Palace Sukhumvit 43

Richmond Palace Sukhumvit 43 stands in Bangkok's Thonglor district, on Sukhumvit Soi 43. The neighbourhood is also known as Phrom Phong, and many residents use that name. If you want to live in the central part of the Thai capital, this is a practical location: Sukhumvit Road is close, and the city's services can be reached without long journeys. The building sits in an established, well-developed urban area.

Getting around is straightforward. BTS Phrom Phong station is near the building and connects the district with the rest of Bangkok. Sukhumvit Road, one of the main arteries of the city, is also close by. For residents this means daily trips to work, school or errands can often be planned without a car, while the main roads are still easy to reach when you do need to drive.

The complex was built by Richmond Group and completed in 1994. It is a single 23-storey building, the only one in the project. The tower belongs to an earlier generation of Bangkok condominiums, with generous layouts, high floors and an established reputation in the area. The modest scale of the project makes it quieter than the large multi-tower developments that are common in the city today.

The building has a swimming pool, a gym and 24-hour security. These facilities are designed for everyday family life and for people who plan to stay in Bangkok for a long time. Parking spaces are provided for cars. The combination of security, a fitness area and a pool gives residents the familiar set of services of a city condominium without unnecessary extras.

There is currently one apartment for sale: three bedrooms, 147 sq m, on the 10th floor. The windows face the city. The apartment is sold fully furnished. The price is THB 12,800,000. The large floor area suits a family that needs more space than modern compact projects usually offer, and the furniture means you can move in without extra purchases.

The apartment is freehold, meaning full ownership. Buyers should keep in mind that this is a resale on the secondary market and that the building dates from 1994, so it makes sense to inspect the condition of the finishes and installations during a viewing. Thonglor remains one of the sought-after areas of Bangkok, and being close to the BTS makes daily life simpler.